Geetika Lidder interview, in which, one month after her husband’s death, she tells us what her journey looks like and how she hopes to preserve his legacy.

These women who lost families to various tragedies rose through the ashes to stand tall in honour of their loved ones.

The Coonoor crash families showed that courage is a requisite of not just being in the army, but in being associated with an army fighter too.

While we are proud of these soldiers who laid down their lives to protect the country, we also hope that God gives strength to the family members to live their lives sans them.

“Yes, it’s scary, I fear for his life, especially when he’s posted near border areas but to think that my husband is doing something for the country fills my heart with pride.”

This is a story of determination. A story of how one woman is on course to finish an ambition she has set. Meet the wife of an army soldier who is all set to join the Indian Army after her husband was martyred. A 32-year-old woman from Virar in Mumbai, Gauri Mahadik will join the […]

Photographer Garima Dixit recently shot a wonderful series of photos depicting a beautiful relationship an army man shares with the women in his life. Her photos have received an overwhelming response on social media. SheThePeople.Tv spoke to Garima Dixit about her journey into photography, life as an army wife and more. Being an Army wife and […]